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Asking Great Questions and Leading Great Discussion
Have you ever been in a group where the questions and discussion were so good that time had no meaning? Things were so great that you looked at your watch and couldn’t believe it was time to go....
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Flashback Friday: Mindmapping
On Fridays I plan to link back to an article from my archives so others can enjoy reading and learning from some of my favorite posts. Today I’m linking back to a blog post I wrote about mind mapping....
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How 20 seconds of silence can get your group talking
Read my guest blog article on the new Bible Studies For Life blog today! Some thoughts on how 20 seconds of silence can get groups talking. Click here to jump to the Bible Studies For Life blog and my...
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Give yourself permission to teach freely
One of my favorite television shows has been Star Trek: TNG (The Next Generation, for all you non-Trekkies out there). From time to time one of the characters asks the captain or first-officer,...
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Principle-centered teaching can change your group
In his book Letters to Timothy, pastor John Bisagno communicated a truth he’d learned over the years: “I consider this to be a very important part of my preaching ministry…I consider it to be simple...
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Why Driving Home One Point is Better
I recently was a guest blogger on the new Bible Studies For Life blog. My blog post dealt with why Bible study plans that drive home a single point are actually better than those that have many...
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Want more people in your Bible study groups? The answer today at 12 noon CST!
How would you like your church’s Bible study groups to connect the unconnected? Do you feel any need to help strengthen families and the spiritual conversations they have during the week? Would you...
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